SHOULD I SEE IT

Coralie Fargeat’s shocking debut film Revenge is a jaw-dropping, excessively violent retribution tale which leaves you cringing and cheering in equal measure.

Half-Life in Fukushima is a sparse, intriguing look at a man who returned to the Red Zone to resume his life after the Fukushima nuclear disaster in 2011.

An engaging and, at times, intriguing documentary about the unlikely celebrity on the Supreme Court - 85-year-old justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg.

The moment Marvel fans have been waiting to have for a decade.

Suspense horror anthology Ghost Stories is a lot of fun, a throwback to classic horror of the past, with a modern twist on the more jump-scare horror we have grown accustomed to.

Michelle Pfeiffer gives a stellar performance in Where Is Kyra?, the story of a woman struggling to get her life on track following the death of her mother.

Lucrecia Martel’s Zama is an Argentinian import that tells us the strange and clever story of a magistrate, mentally unraveling in 18th century Paraguay.

Erika Cohn’s documentary The Judge introduces us to Kholoud Al-Faqih, the first-ever female judicial appointment in Palestine’s Shari’a law court system.

Amy Schumer tries, Michelle Williams steals the show, but I Feel Pretty never has the courage to make a proper statement on the issues and concerns it raises about the expectations placed upon women in society.

Joaquin Phoenix delivers a stunning performance in Lynne Ramsay's gritty and unforgiving You Were Never Really Here.